Euronext (Pan-European) Stock Exchange is a pan-European stock exchange established in September 2000 through the merger of three stock exchanges in Amsterdam, Paris, France, and Brussels, Belgium, in accordance with Dutch law. Since 2002, Euronext has further expanded. It first merged with LIFFE (London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange), and then merged with BVLP (Portuguese Stock Exchange), becoming Europe's leading securities and futures product, integrated trading and A multinational securities trading institution that integrates clearing and liquidation, it is headquartered in Paris. Based on data at the beginning of 2006, the total market value of Euronext listed companies reached US$2.9 trillion. It was once the fifth largest stock exchange in the world. Later, it merged with the New York Stock Exchange on April 4, 2007 to form New York Euronext.

In March 2000, the Paris, Brussels and Amsterdam stock exchanges announced their merger to form Euronext.

In January 2002, it successfully acquired London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange Co., Ltd.

In February of the same year, it acquired the Portuguese exchange BVLP (Bolsa de Valores de Lisboa e Porto).

In December 2003, it was announced that the London Clearing Department and the Clearing Network would be merged into the London Clearing Network (LCH.Clearnet), becoming the largest central clearing service in Europe.

In November 2004, the integration of Euronext was completed. Use a single product for cash trading and derivatives trading.

In June 2006, the New York Stock Exchange and Euronext announced their merger.

In June 2006, the New York Stock Exchange defeated Deutsche B?rse and included Euronext under its umbrella. Officially merged to become NYSE Euronext, the first global stock exchange. The combined exchange will have global headquarters in Paris and Amsterdam, while New York will remain its U.S. headquarters.